And on the second day her creator said “go get a job!”
And she went to work
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Words cannot express the smile on my face right now, for the first time since I fired the truck up I have enough wood to get to work for a week and then some!
I actually had to stop chunking because I ran out of bags, I didn’t think I would get near this much done in 4 hours!
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It is all getting more fun by the chunk,chunk,chunk…
Bob
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Jealous, so much wood, and that you can drive on such large pieces.
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I replicated the size of Mike Gibbs chunks ( I saved back just a handful of them just so I could match them) because my truck had amazing acceleration on his fuel!
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Have you tested small pieces about 1 “x 1.5” x1.5 "in your unit?
I think mine works better with small pieces and it never hangs with these.
Now we have different units, but the space where the wood is located is quite similar.
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Yes that is almost exactly the size of my sawed wood and runs very well and since going to that size I have not had a single bridge in the last month. But to get the performance of chunked wood from the motor I was mixing in char to make rocket fuel. We will see how well it runs on these chunks come Monday when I drive the truck to work
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Marcus I have an excess of bags, you are welcome to 30 or so and I can even deliver to your work as long as I get to play with the chunker.
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I have a bunch more at home I just didn’t bring that many with me, I didn’t think it would be so efficient. But you are of course more then welcome to come down anytime any play with the chunker 
Ran the chunker for a bit today and finished up the last couple big pallets I had, will need to bring in more bags tomorrow
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Having tons of motor fuel and can not think of any place to go . I considered going out in the fields and pastures and drive in circles but to muddy for that.
I have ask the wife several times if anywhere she needed to go and now when I call her name she just says no before I can ask .
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Are you sure she is not thinking you are going ask her to bag up more wood?
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This is the level I need to get on when my V10 gets built!
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Haha, that’s too funny 
@Norman89 This is what I was talking about the other day - with a lot of fuel you will eventually run out of places to go.
I’m fortunate to live where it’s cold enough I can do away with at least 100 pounds of wood a day without driving anywhere. Keeps the wood piles at a reasonable level, until I can come up with another destination
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Haha if I had a supply like Wayne does I would be out aimlessly driving in the mountains like I did as a teenager when gas was 1.99$, spending whole weekends just exploring to the end of every gravel and dirt road in the county. Then move to the next county the next weekend
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An old saw at my brother’s, still in operation, look at the surface of the boards as if they were planed, and for tolerance in thickness you need to have a digital micrometer.
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Tone, those are some pretty boards.
Is that beech?
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Hi Jo, there is no beech, it is all oak, but you can see that it is a different color depending on the location where it grew.
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Ha, we have neither up here, so I couldn´t tell
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Wow that is some beautiful oak. There is a skilled sawer at work with his sawmill. Craftsmanship all the way.
Bob
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Tone, with oak trees like that, there are branches and with those branches cut up would burn great in a gasifier.
Bob
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